Family Theater: The Man in the Street
Family Theater · October 24, 1956 · 29 min · 4,297 words
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Family Theatre presents Cameron Mitchell. From Hollywood, the Mutual Network in cooperation with Family Theatre presents The Man in the Street. And now, here is your star and host, Cameron Mitchell. Thank you Tony Lefrano.
Family Theatre's only purpose is to bring to everyone's attention a practice that must become an important part of our lives if we are to win Peace for ourselves, Peace for our families, and peace for the world.
Family theater urges you to pray. Pray together as a family. And now to our transcribed drama, The Man in the Street, starring Cameron Mitchell as Steve. Pardon me. Do you know where I go to report a crime?
You can report it to me. I'm a policeman. You? Detective you. What sort of crime did you want to report? I killed a man. Maybe you'll better step in here. Sit down. Oh, thank you.
Now what about this? You see, he killed a man. Mm-hmm. Last night. What's your name? Who matters what gets things in order? Stephen Maynard. address? It's, uh, 7-4-5-7 Kenworthy. Yeah. We're new in town. We just moved here a couple of days ago.
Okay. 7-4-5-7 Kenworthy. Phone? I don't. Haven't got one yet. Now about the man he killed. I ran over him and he didn't stop. Yes. Yes I stopped. But when I look back, well, he couldn't possibly have been.
I stopped. I looked back and then I drove on. Where did this have it? I was coming out of the parking lot of a market at Kenworthy and Malden. But anyway, I think it was Malden Boulevard, Brandon's, Brannifs, bargain market, something like that.
Yeah, yeah. This is the Texas Times and New Mermen. I run all the information and give me on a 480 last night. What time? Hey, I said what time? Oh, about 11, 11, 15. About 11 or 11, 15 last night, Kenwell and Malden Boulevard.
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